IDBI Bank shares recover over 6% after FM says stake sale process to continue

IDBI Bank shares rebound after Nirmala Sitharaman says disinvestment will continue, stock jumps over 6% from lows as broader market and Nifty IT index fall.

IDBI Bank shares rebound after Nirmala Sitharaman says disinvestment will continue, stock jumps over 6% from lows as broader market and Nifty IT index fall.

Chalet Hotels to acquire Seasons Hotels owner of Inder Residency Resort and Spa in Udaipur for ₹171 crore, marking its entry into the Udaipur market.

Looking ahead, guidance for FY27 remains modest. HCLTech expects revenue growth of 1-4% with EBIT margins of 17.5%-18.5%, while Infosys has guided for 1.5%-3.5% growth with operating margins of 20%-22%. Wipro’s near-term outlook remains weak, with Q1FY27 guidance at -2%…
Mukul Kochhar, Head of Equities at Investec Capital Services (India), says IT stocks have corrected from about 20x valuations to more reasonable levels, with large caps likely to grow 4–6%. He believes AI fears are currently overplayed and is turning…

The board of Chennai Petroleum has recommended a final dividend of ₹54 per share for FY26, in addition to an interim dividend of ₹8 per share declared earlier during the year.

Chennai Petroleum shares fell over 6% despite announcing its highest dividend payout in two years, alongside strong sequential earnings growth and improved margins during the March quarter.

Ashoka Buildcon wins $72.36 million Angola power project for Luanda networks. The project is to be executed in 24 month. Shares rise on order win but remain down 1.49%.

Hindustan Zinc’s EBITDA margins expanded by 390 basis points from last year to 56.9% from 53% but fell short of the CNBC-TV18 poll figure of 59.3%.

Brokerages issued downgrades and cut their price targets on HCLTech after its results miss. The miss from the company has resulted in a steep sell-off in its other IT peers, which was accelerated after Infosys reported for the quarter as…

Hindustan Zinc declared an interim dividend of ₹11 per equity share (550% on a face value of ₹2), amounting to ₹4,648 crore.